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Singapore Tourist Pass Increases Prices From 1 April 2023

Singapore tourist pass increased prices from 1 april 2023.

The Singapore Tourist Passes have increased prices by S$2 to S$10 per pass from 1 April 2023. No prior announcement was found, but new prices are updated on the Singapore Tourist Pass website . The Singapore Tourist Passes are day passes for 1 to 3 days of unlimited rides on Singapore public transport including MRT, LRT, and basic bus services.

Please update me if I had missed any initial announcement.

Singapore Tourist Pass new prices from 1 April 2023

• 1-Day Pass: S$12 + S$10 Refundable Card Rental Deposit (S$2 increase)
• 2-Day Pass: S$19 + S$10 Refundable Card Rental Deposit (S$3 increase)
• 3-Day Pass: S$24 + S$10 Refundable Card Rental Deposit (S$4 increase)

The Singapore Tourist Pass is sold at selected TransitLink Ticket Offices only. Click here for locations.

The Singapore Tourist Pass is a day pass for unlimited rides on Singapore public transport including MRT, LRT, and basic bus services, but excludes rides on premium services such as Sentosa Express, RWS8 bus, express buses, and any other other premium and niche bus services.

SG Tourist Pass new price from 1 April 2023

• 3-Day Pass: $29 with no Refundable Card Rental Deposit (S$4 increase)

The SG Tourist Pass is sold at Changi Airport Cheers outlets only.

The SG Tourist Pass is a 3-day pass for unlimited rides on Singapore public transport including MRT, LRT, and basic bus services, but excludes rides on premium services such as Sentosa Express, RWS8 bus, express buses, and any other other premium and niche bus services.

Singapore Tourist Pass Plus (STP+) new prices from 1 April 2023

• 3-Day Pass: $48 with no Refundable Card Rental Deposit (S$10 increase)

The Singapore Tourist Pass Plus (STP+) is sold at Changi Airport Changi Recommends counters only.

The Singapore Tourist Pass Plus (STP+) is a 3-day pass for unlimited rides on Singapore public transport including MRT, LRT, and basic bus services, XPLORE 1 hour walking tour, Limited Edition Postcard Set, and S$5 credit off for Changi Travel Concierge Service. The Singapore Tourist Pass Plus (STP+) excludes rides on premium services such as Sentosa Express, RWS8 bus, express buses, and any other other premium and niche bus services.

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Sorry to be a little picky but perhaps you should edit your opening line… S$2.00 to S$10.00 ( sb S$2.00 to S$12.00 ). Apart from the typo the Tourist Pass is still great value.

Sorry but I can’t find the typo of “sb S$2.00 to S$12.00”.

In your opening line you stated ‘The Singapore Tourist Passes have increased prices by S$2.00 to S$10.00 per pass from 1 April 2023’. Shouldn’t that have read ‘S$2.00 to S$12.00’ ?

No, that is referring to the range of price increases. the 1-day STP has increased by S$2 and the STP+ has increased by S$10.

Apology for reading it incorrectly. While you are here. Do you have any rough idea when JB > KL train will be fully electrified ? All the official sites are very vague. Very much looking forward to it. It will become a very popular route.

Just found a recent update. Mid 2025….grrrr!!! Looks like Aeroline will still be the fastest non-car trip.

Thank you for reporting on this. I didn’t see this news reported anywhere at all, only on your blog.

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Singapore Tourist Pass or EZ Link: Which is Better in 2024?

By Author Delilah

Posted on Last updated: January 11, 2024

Singapore has one of the best public transport systems in the world.  The entire city was designed with this system in mind, so getting around is fast and easy.

Paying by cash is an option, but it’s quite a lot of hassle and costs significantly more.  So in order to use public transport in Singapore, you really need either a Singapore Tourist Pass or an EZ Link card .

We will tell you exactly where you can buy a Singapore Tourist Pass, what it will cost you and whether it’s worth it over the EZ Link Card.

What is the Singapore Tourist Pass?

A Singapore Tourist Pass is a card designed to allow tourists to easily use Singapore’s efficient public transport system.  The cards come in one, two or three-day versions, which give you unlimited use of the standard buses, MRT Trains and LRT Trains in Singapore for the number of days specified.  

This card is very quick and easy, allowing you to not have to worry about topping up or having insufficient funds.  Once you have bought it, you are good to go and explore all the best things to do in Singapore .

Just remember, as soon as you step on a bus or enter an MRT platform, tap the card on the panel.  Then, as you get off the bus or depart from an MRT platform, tap another panel to leave.

Singapore Tourist Pass Price

The Singapore Tourist Pass price is S$12 for one day, S$19 for two days and S$24 for three days. 

You will be required to pay a deposit of S$10 (in addition to the prices above) when you purchase the Singapore Tourist Pass.  This deposit will be refunded to you in full, as long as you return the card within five days of purchasing it.

If you choose to keep the card, you will not be refunded the S$10.  The card will transition to a standard EZ Link card.

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Where to Buy Singapore Tourist Pass

For most people, the easiest place to purchase and return the Singapore Tourist Pass is Changi International Airport.

You can do this at the TransitLink Ticket Office in Terminal two between the hours of 8am and 9pm.  Alternatively, there will be automated kiosks available 24/7 in both Terminal two and three.

If you have already left the airport, you can buy the Singapore Tourist Pass at a TransitLink Ticketing Office located at one of the below MRT Stations.

If you’re staying centrally at one of our favourite hotels, Marina Bay Sands Hotel , Yotel or Hipstercity Hostel , then you’ll probably want to visit the Orchard, Raffles or Bayfront MRT stations.

Singapore Tourist Pass vs EZ Link

If you are visiting Singapore for less than three days and intend to use public transport as your main method of transportation (which is very likely), then the Singapore Tourist Pass is the best option for you.

For trips under three days, this is the most cost-effective and easiest way to use Singapore’s public transport system.

If you plan to visit Singapore for longer than three days and intend to use public transport to get around, then you should choose the EZ Link card.  It is also very cheap, plus you do not need to worry about returning the card before leaving.

If you only plan to use public transport only a few times during your stay, then don’t purchase either the Singapore Tourist Pass or the EZ Link card.  It will be cheaper to just pay by cash.

Singapore Tourist Pass Refund

You will be eligible for a refund of your S$10 rental deposit when you return the Singapore Tourist Pass to a TransitLink Ticket Office or SMRT Passenger Service Centre within five days of purchase.

Note, the value of the Singapore Tourist Pass is non-refundable.  If you do not use it, or you are unhappy with it for any reason, you will not be able to receive a refund beyond the S$10 rental deposit.

You also must ensure you return the card within five days of purchase or you will not receive your S$10 refund.

Other Conditions of the Singapore Tourist Pass

One day usage of the Singapore Tourist Pass covers a 24 hour period from midnight on the day of use until 11.59pm the same day.  

This means if you arrive and use your card at 10 pm, you will only get a couple of hours usage until the day ticks over.  Try to start its use in the morning for maximum value.

The second and third day must be consecutive.  Even if you do not use your card on the second or third day, it still counts as a day.

Some transport services are excluded: Night Rider, Sentosa Express, RWS8, Fast Forward and Nite Owl Buses.

Singapore Tourist Pass Plus

The Singapore Tourist Pass Plus is an extended version of the standard Singapore Tourist Pass sold exclusively by Changi Recommends.  It offers some additional perks for tourists, beyond unlimited use of MRT and bus service.

Currently, the Singapore tourist Pass Plus costs $38 for a three-day pass.  We feel that for the majority of people this pass won’t offer any benefit above what you already get from the cheaper, standard Singapore Tourist Pass.

What you do get is a complimentary Xplore half-day tour and a complimentary $10 Hooters Dining Voucher.  In addition to this, you will receive 5% off merchandise at Resort World Sentosa.

We would recommend that you stick to the standard Singapore Tourist Pass unless you have intentions of using the Xplore half-day tour and dining at Hooters.

For us, the perks really aren’t relevant, and as a result, we’ve never chosen to purchase this card.  If you’re unsure, it’s safe for you to save your cash and skip the Singapore Tourist Pass Plus.

Where to Stay in Singapore With an STP

For most tourists, we’d recommend staying as close to the city center as possible as it makes getting to all the major attractions as easy as possible. You’ll have plenty of spots to pick up an STP as well as a bunch of stations to choose from when catching the MRT.

We’d recommend staying anywhere between Marina Bay, Chinatown, Clarke Quay and Orchard. These suburbs are all next to eachother in central Singapore making access to anywhere on the island easy.

To experience Singapore a bit more like a local would, we’d recommend also checking out suburbs like Toa Payoh, Ang Mo Kio or Bishan, however, accommodation here would be scarce. We stayed with family in these suburbs and it was awesome. All of these suburbs have bus stops and MRT stations so even if you’re not in the city center you can still get around. Google Maps is reliable all around the country, just make sure you’ve picked up a Singapore tourist sim card first so you don’t get lost!

Hotel Recommendations:

Marina Bay: Marina Bay Sands Hotel (the best of the best)

Orchard: Yotel (modern and affordable by Singapore standards)

Clarke Quay: Hipstercity Hostel (best hostel in Singapore, centrally located but still not cheap)

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Very helpful. Thanks.

Don’t buy a ‘Plus’ card – absolutely no benefit. We just arrived at Singapore yesterday and went to a ‘Changi Recommends’ counter at the airport. The attendant told us we should buy a STPP card because of how good it was. We did so paying SG$38 ea and discovered we would have been far better off getting an EZ-Link card due to how cheap most trips cost using public transport.

However, the really annoying thing we’ve discovered is there’s absolutely *no* additional benefit of getting a STPP card over the STP one. The STP is $20 with $10 deposit on the card. The STPP is $38 outright. There are no discounts specifically for STPP. Not the most costly of scams but a scam none the less.

100% agree! Since writing this article I’m not sure what the latest ‘perks’ of the STPP are, but it’s never really been worth the extra cost. The normal STP is good value, but an EZ-Link card is useful for longer trips or if you plan to return to Singapore. This is what we use.

Do we’ve to buy one STP per person??

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If you're planning to use a lot of public transport on your trip to Singapore , this is the pass for you. It could help you save plenty of money.

The Singapore Tourist Pass allows you to use the unlimited bus and MRT transport  and even offers small discounts in certain shops .

The pass can be valid for one, two, and three days . The validity begins once it has been bought and finishes at the end of the day, so we recommend getting it first thing in the morning to get the most out of it.

The card costs 22 SGD ( US$ 16.30) for one day, 29 SGD ( US$ 21.40) for two days, and 34 SGD ( US$ 25.10) for three.

The price of the card includes a  10 SGD ( US$ 7.40) deposit , which can be reclaimed once you return the card no more than five days after purchase.

Where to buy the Tourist Pass

If you're getting to Singapore by plane, the best thing to do is to get the card in the offices of the Singapore Tourist Pass  that you'll find at the Changi Airport .

The second option is to buy in the SimplyGO offices  or at the tourist information offices (Singapore Visitors Centre).

You can also get your ticket online, but it costs more and you'll have to pay for delivery.

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If you're going to use a lot of public transport , the Singapore Touris Card can certainly save you money .

The advantages of this card over the Ez-Link card are clear: you don't have to pay 5 SGD ( US$ 3.70) to purchase this one, and instead of paying per journey you'll have all your journeys paid for ahead of time.

Special options

There are always those who choose to take the transport card as a souvenir of their trip to Singapore , and that is why there are some special editions of the Singapore Tourist Pass.

For 29 SGD ( US$ 21.40), you can buy the 3-day tourist card with a special design. And, if what you want is the most special option of all, for 36.90 SGD ( US$ 27.30), you can take a small pendant in the shape of Merlion, a half mermaid half lion figure that is the best representative of the city.

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[Official] Universal Studios Singapore Tickets 2023 & Tourist Guide

April 7, 2024

Overview of Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore is one of the most visited theme parks in the world. This world famous entertainment park offers thrilling rides, interactive attractions, magical shows and a wide range of eateries to give visitors an unforgettable experience. An Universal Studios Singapore experience is every thrill-seeker's dream come true! From the iconic Hollywood blockbuster movie sets to the gravity defying rides, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Located in Sentosa Island, Singapore, it is part of the larger Resorts World Sentosa , which also houses a hotel, a casino and the world’s largest oceanarium. Universal Studios Singapore opened in 2011 and is the first Universal Studios theme park in Southeast Asia. It is a popular tourist destination, attracting more than 3 million visitors annually.

The theme park is divided into seven zones, each with its own unique theme and attractions. The zones are Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, The Lost World, Far Far Away and Madagascar. Each zone has a variety of rides, attractions and shows that are based on Universal Studios’ hit movies.

Most Popular Rides & Attractions at Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore is home to some of the most thrilling rides and attractions in the world. Here are some of the most popular rides and attractions:

TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle

This is one of the most popular rides in the park. It is a 3D adventure that takes you on an action-packed battle as you join the Autobots in their fight against the Decepticons.

Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure

This thrilling water ride takes you on a wild river-rafting adventure through the Jurassic Park jungle. You will get soaked as the ride takes you through the rapids and into the jaws of hungry dinosaurs!

Revenge of the Mummy

This roller coaster ride takes you on a thrilling journey through the dark tombs of an ancient Egyptian palace. The ride features several terrifying drops and tight turns.

The Flying Dinosaur

This is an adrenaline-pumping ride where you will be suspended in the air and whirled around in a series of thrilling loops and turns.

Shrek 4-D Adventure

This is an interactive 4D adventure that takes you on an exciting journey with Shrek and his friends. The ride features 3D and 4D effects, as well as special effects like wind and water.

Universal Studios Singapore live shows

Universal Studios Singapore also offers a variety of live shows, from musicals and comedy acts to stunt shows. The most popular shows are WaterWorld, Lake Hollywood Spectacular and Lights, Camera, Action! directed by Steven Spielberg.

When does Universal Studios Singapore open?

Universal Studios Singapore usually opens at 11am and closes at 6pm. However, during peak periods such as school holidays, the park may close later. It is best to check the official website in advance to get accurate opening and closing times.

Ticket Prices for Universal Studios Singapore

Single-day tickets are priced at SGD 73 for adults and SGD 58 for children. R anging from $77 to $82, y ou can purchase Universal Express Pass if you want to bypass the queues.

The VIP experience at Universal Studios Singapore (USS) is designed to give guests exclusive access to some of the park's most popular attractions and provide a personalized experience. Here are some of the things you can expect from a VIP experience at USS:

• Personalized tour guide: You will have a dedicated tour guide who will take you through the park and help you navigate the various attractions.
• Priority access to rides: As a VIP, you will get to skip the long lines and enjoy priority access to popular rides like Transformers: The Ride and Battlestar Galactica.
• Exclusive backstage access: You will get a behind-the-scenes look at how the park operates, including access to restricted areas and VIP-only facilities.
• Meet-and-greet with characters: You will get to meet your favorite characters like Shrek, Donkey, and the Minions up close and personal.
• Fine dining experience: You will have the opportunity to dine at one of the park's exclusive restaurants, with a menu specially curated for VIPs.
• Souvenir photo and gift bag: You will receive a complimentary souvenir photo and a gift bag with exclusive USS merchandise to remember your VIP experience.

Best Time to Visit USS

Singapore's school holidays typically fall in March, June, September, and November/December. During these periods, the park is likely to be busier, especially on weekdays. However, if you're traveling with children and want to make the most of their school break, visiting during these periods may be your best option.

If not, it's best to avoid visiting USS during Singapore's school holiday periods and major public holidays like Christmas, New Year's Day, and Chinese New Year. During these times, the park can get extremely crowded and you may have to queue for longer periods for rides and attractions. Additionally, prices for accommodation and flights may be higher during peak periods.If you're able to, it's also advisable to avoid visiting on weekends and public holidays, as these tend to be the busiest days of the week. If possible, try visiting on a weekday instead, when the park is likely to be less crowded.

Travelling to Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore is located in Sentosa Island, which is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest MRT station is the HarbourFront Station , which will led you to VivoCity, which is one of the largest shopping mall in Singapore. Once you read VivoCity, you can choose to walk, take Sentosa Express or choose the most scenic route, which is by Singapore Cable Car.

Hotels near Universal Studios Singapore

If you’re planning to stay in Sentosa Island, there are several hotels located within walking distance from Universal Studios Singapore. The most popular hotels are the Hard Rock Hotel, the Festive Hotel and the Hotel Michael . All three hotels offer comfortable accommodation and easy access to the theme park.

Universal Studios Singapore is a must-see tourist attraction for anyone planning to visit Singapore. It offers a wide variety of rides, attractions and entertainment that are sure to keep the whole family entertained. It is easily accessible by public transport and there are plenty of hotels nearby. So, if you’re planning to visit Singapore, make sure to add Universal Studios Singapore to your itinerary!

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• 1. Overview of Universal Studios Singapore
• 2. Most Popular Rides & Attractions at Universal Studios Singapore
• 3. When does Universal Studios Singapore open?
• 4. Ticket Prices for Universal Studios Singapore
• 5. Best Time to Visit USS
• 6. Travelling to Universal Studios Singapore
• 7. Hotels near Universal Studios Singapore
• 8. Conclusion

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How to Buy MRT tickets in Singapore?

It is important to know how to buy MRT tickets in Singapore and this is true regardless of whether you are visiting the city only for a few days or you are a permanent resident.  Unlike most cities around the world, Singapore has managed to create a world-class public transportation system that allows passengers to get to the most important areas of the city without spending any time in traffic jams.

Once you have found the best hotel deals and booked the cheapest room in Singapore, the next step is to purchase an attraction pass that enables you to save money by visiting multiple places for a large discount.

Then, you must be able to get to all these attractions as efficiently as possible.

Since the MRT system is so efficient and economical, we have written the step-by-step guide on how to buy tickets for the MRT to make sure that you can utilize this form of public transportation.  The information presented below is based on her own extensive travel experience throughout Singapore.  Over the last 10 years, we have visited all of the major attractions in Singapore and we are confident that this information can help you to navigate the system more affordable and more efficiently.

Why should you use the MRT in Singapore?

There are many benefits to buying MRT tickets in Singapore and using the system as much as possible. First of all, the MRT in Singapore is extremely affordable for most people living and visiting the city. Singapore is known to be one of the most expensive countries in Southeast Asia for tourism purposes and for people to live permanently. Consequently, the MRT provides an affordable option for public transportation that is both fast and stress-free.

The other benefit of using Singapore’s MRT network is the fact that you will not have to deal with road traffic throughout your time in the city. During peak hours for vehicles, traffic can get jammed up and this is just an unnecessary headache because you do have a lot of buses and trains in Singapore that bypass this. 

Other Benefits

Another clear benefit of using the MRT in Singapore is that it is more environmentally friendly.  The last thing that we want to see is one person in a vehicle driving around the city. This creates unnecessary traffic jams and exhaust fumes that are detrimental to the environment.

Singapore is done in the amazing job of strategically placing MRT Lines and stations throughout the city.  Therefore, you can access 90% of the major attractions by using MRT. After you get out from a station you only usually have to walk three or four hundred meters to get to your intended point of interest.

When you buy a ticket for Singapore’s MRT system keep in mind that not everyone will pay the same amount. Students, senior citizens, students, and disabled individuals per less than adults.  

Many of Singapore’s MRT stations have been built right beside hotels throughout the city. The smart thing to do is to stay at hotels such as Marina Bay Sands or Raffles Singapore and be within 2 minutes of the station. Again, this promotes more efficient sightseeing and less time in Singapore’s scorching heat during the afternoon hours. 

Buying MRT Tickets in Singapore – Types of Tickets and Passes

The first thing that you have to understand about buying MRT tickets in Singapore is that there are a few different options. Technically, there are two different types of MRT tickets or passes that can be used:

1) Stored Value Cards

2) Singapore Tourist Passes

In the following section, we will provide an overview of each one of these tickets including the pros and cons of each one. This should help you to identify what type of ticket is best suited for your individual circumstances while you are in Singapore.

Single Trip Tickets in Singapore – No Longer Available

As their name suggests, single-trip MRT tickets were purchasable directly from a ticketing machine within one of the stations. These are often called ‘standard tickets’ within stations. These are no longer available post-Covid. There were some pros and cons associated with these single-trip tickets, but now you can purchase cards that are valid for buses and trains. 

1. Buying Stored Value Cards for MRT in Singapore

Stored value cards are the most popular option for Singaporeans and permanent residents using the MRT in the city. They are often called ‘Adult Stored Value Cards’ . These are contactless stored value smartcards which can be used on buses, the MRT and LRT throughout Singapore. Therefore, their use is not restricted to only the train system in Singapore. They can be used on buses as well which is a major bonus.

There are some clear pros and cons of using Stored Value Cards while you are in Singapore.  

There are many clear benefits of using a stored-value card in Singapore. Once you have topped them up with cash, they naturally save a lot of time at each station.  Unlike the single trip tickets, stored-value cards only have to be topped each time that you want to enter the MRT Network in Singapore. This eliminates the need for you to wait in line at a ticketing machine every time you want to use the MRT. 

The cost per trip is also cheaper than using single journey tickets. Therefore, this is the ideal card if you are staying in Singapore for a long period of time.  If your stored-value card is damaged or not working properly you can easily go to a TransitLink Ticket Office to get a replacement. 

If for some reason you do not want to use your stored value card anymore you can return it for a refund as well. Again, in this case, you have to go to a TransitLink ticketing office to get your money back. Keep in mind that the $5 card cost paid during the purchase of the card is non-refundable. 

There are actually very few ‘cons’ about using a stored-value card in Singapore.  The major one that you have to really think about is how long you are staying in Singapore?  If you are only staying in the city for a few days then a Singapore tourist pass is by far your best option if you want to use the MRT extensively.   While planning, you might realize that you are only going to use the MRT once or twice during your entire trip. In this case, you are best to use single journey tickets instead of getting any type of card.

Stored value cards do require an upfront payment. Consequently, if you do not use the card extensively you will lose $5 in cash because of the down payment that you had to make when you originally purchased the card.

How much do stored value cards cost in Singapore?

The time of writing adult stored value cards cost $12. This total value of $12 dollars includes a $5 non-refundable card cost and a $7 travel value balance. The $7 dollar balance can be used for rides on LRT, MRT and trains throughout Singapore.

According to the information above, you can see why you don’t want to purchase a stored value card unless you plan on using Singapore MRT for an extended period of time. You will waste the $5 non-refundable payment and maybe some of the $7 cash balance if you only use it once or twice.

COST-SAVING TIP: If you want to save up to 52% on attractions in Singapore, book a multiple attraction pass online in advance . So far, over 200,000 Singaporeans and visitors to the city have purchased these to use alongside their transportation card for the city.

What kinds of stored value cards can you purchase for the MRT? 

There are currently two types of adult stored value cards available for purchase in Singapore:

1) Adult ez-link card and….

2) NETS FlashPay 

You can find out additional information about each card using their respective websites:

Adult ez-link card, you may log on to ez-Link website www.ezlink.com.sg .

NETS FlashPay, you may log on to the NETS website www.nets.com.sg .

Where can you buy MRT cards in Singapore?

You can purchase stored value cards at any TransitLink Ticket Office. You can refer to the official TransitLink website that summarizes all of the relevant offices and what their daily hours are. 

Once your card is purchased, the minimum amount that you can top-up is $10 and the maximum is $500. Aside from TransitLink Ticket Offices, you can also use General Ticketing Machines (GTMs). These are located in MRT stations and bus interchanges to top-up your smartcards by cash or NETS.  Add Value Machines (AVM + ) can also be used for top-up purposes. 

2. Buying Singapore Tourist Passes for the MRT in Singapore

The third option for buying MRT tickets in Singapore is getting a Singapore Tourist Pass.  As the name suggests, Singapore Tourist Passes are designed for temporary visitors to the city.  They are not designed for permanent residents or Singaporeans that spend considerable amounts of time in Singapore.  There are clear pros and cons to purchasing a Singapore tourist pass that we will outline below.

One of the clear benefits of purchasing a Singapore Tourist Pass is that you know exactly how much it is going to cost you per day for your transportation. This is especially important if you are trying to create a budget for your trip.  As most people know, Singapore is not considered to be a very cheap place to travel. Therefore, a lot of budget travellers and backpackers are always looking for ways that they can save more money while they are in Singapore . 

If you are an active traveller and plan on using public transportation extensively while you are in the city, the Singapore Tourist Pass is the best MRT option for you. Singapore has an extensive selection of things to do and see. So you might want to maximize the number of trips you can take with the card. If you plan on staying in Singapore for three days or less and want to sightsee a lot, this is the best option for you!

Singapore tourist passes are ideal for active visitors to the city. However, they are not the best option if you are staying in Singapore for an extended period. Similarly, they are not the best option if you are not seeing a lot of different sights.  If you pay upfront for a Tourist Pass and then do not actively use the card you are just going to throw your money away.  Therefore, you need to really think about your itinerary and how much public transportation you are going to require while you are in the city.

Where can you buy Singapore Tourist Passes?

Similar to stored-value cards, you can buy Singapore Tourist Passes at selected TransitLink Ticket Offices or Automated STP Kiosks. You can refer to the official TransitLink website that summarizes all of the relevant offices and what their daily hours are. Keep in mind that there is an office in Changi Airport, so it is possible to purchase a card after you land, but before you travel from Changi into the city center!

Currently, there are four different types of Singapore tourist passes that are available to visitors in the city. Some of the cards are valid for one day where the others are valid up to 3 days. You also have some choice in terms of what type of card you want to get and the perks and discounts associated with each one. 

You can refer to the official Singapore Tourist Pass website if you want more information about buying Singapore Tourist Passes.

Any more questions about buying MRT tickets in Singapore

This article has summarized how to buy MRT tickets in Singapore.  As you now know there are some important considerations that you have to make. Before you buy either a single trip ticket, stored value card or a Singapore Tourist Pass.  In general, single journey tickets are the best option if you do not want any pressure to use the MRT extensively.  In other words, if you only plan on using the MRT once or twice during your trip. You might not want to spend time purchasing a card and then worrying about refunds afterwards.

Ideally, you want to book a hotel room in Singapore right beside an MRT station . This will ensure that your Tourist Pass or Stored-Value Card is used frequently during your stay. Try to stay less than 500 meters from a station if   possible!

For most ‘active’ tourists to the city, the Singapore Tourist Pass is the best option.  We use the term ‘active’ here because it is not the best option if you do not plan on using the MRT and bus network extensively in the city. You have to make many trips per day to make it worthwhile to get the Singapore tourist pass. We recommend that you plan out an itinerary and sort of calculate how many trips you think you were going to take and whether it’s worthwhile even getting this card in the first place. However, if you are sightseeing a lot this can save you a lot of money. It can be an excellent decision to buy one.

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Langkah Langkah Yang Perlu Diikuti

Berikut adalah langkah-langkah cara yang perlu kamu ikuti, jika kamu akan naik MRT di Singapore :

• Beli tiket MRT di mesin tiket yang terdapat di stasiun. kamu dapat membeli tiket tunggal atau tiket bebas masuk-keluar selama beberapa hari. Kamu juga bisa menggunakan kartu EZ Link, kartu Mastercard® atau visa dengan paywave untuk naik kereta mass rapid transit Singapura ini.
• Buka pintu masuk dengan menempelkan tiket kamu di mesin pembaca tiket yang terdapat di stasiun.
• Setelah masuk ke dalam stasiun, cari peta MRT lalu pelajari untuk menentukan jalur yang akan kamu tempuh.
• Cara naik MRT di Singapore 2024 selanjutnya adalah tunggu di platform yang sesuai dengan jalur yang kmau pilih. Pastikan untuk memperhatikan informasi yang ditampilkan di papan informasi dan di layar yang terdapat di stasiun, termasuk jadwal keberangkatan dan tujuan kereta.
• Saat kereta datang, masuk ke dalam kereta dan temukan tempat duduk yang tersedia. Jika kamu menggunakan tiket tunggal, pastikan untuk memegang tiketmu selama perjalanan, karena kamu akan diminta untuk memperlihatkannya saat turun dari kereta.
• Saat kamu sampai di stasiun tujuan, keluar dari kereta dan temukan jalur keluar yang sesuai dengan tujuan kamu. Jika kamu menggunakan tiket bebas masuk-keluar, kamu akan perlu menempelkan tiket kamu di mesin pembaca tiket saat keluar dari stasiun.

Sebagai catatan, untuk bisa naik kereta mass rapid transit disini kamu juga bisa membeli yang namanya kartu Singapore Tourist Pass.

Dengan menggunakan kartu ini kamu bisa naik turun MRT sepuasnya, tanpa takut boros karena nyasar selama backpacking di Singapura .

Harga kartu Singapore Tourist Pass unlimited untuk untuk durasi satu hari adalah SGD $10,lalu untuk dua hari SGD S$16, atau tiga hari SGD S$20.

Kamu juga bisa menggunakan yang namanya Kartu Pass EZ link dapat dibeli di Kantor Tiket TransitLink di stasiun MRT tertentu.

Bisa juga dibeli Kantor Penggantian Kartu Konsesi / Concession Card Replacement Office yang berada di stasiun Somerset.

Kartu Pass juga tersedia setiap hari di Automated STP Kiosk di stasiun Orchard, stasiun HarbourFront, dan stasiun Changi Airport (Terminal 2 dan 3) di dekat Kantor Tiket TransitLink.

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Syarat Secara Umum Untuk Naik MRT Di 2024

Sebelum mencoba cara naik kereta MRT di Singapore, terdapat beberapa syarat yang harus dipenuhi oleh penumpang.

Pertama , penumpang harus memiliki tiket masuk ke MRT. Tiket ini dapat dibeli di stasiun MRT dengan menggunakan uang tunai atau kartu kredit.

Kedua , penumpang harus memperhatikan batas berat bagasi yang diizinkan untuk dibawa ke dalam MRT.

Batas berat ini biasanya tercantum di setiap pintu masuk ke stasiun MRT.

Ketiga , penumpang harus mematuhi aturan dan peraturan yang berlaku di dalam MRT, seperti tidak merokok, tidak membawa barang-barang yang dilarang, dan lain sebagainya.

Keempat , penumpang harus memperhatikan petunjuk dan tanda-tanda yang terdapat di dalam stasiun MRT, termasuk jadwal keberangkatan kereta dan informasi lain yang berguna bagi pengguna jasa kereta.

Dengan memenuhi syarat-syarat ini, penumpang dapat dengan aman dan nyaman menggunakan kereta MRT di Singapura.

Nah diatas itu adalah syarat hingga cara naik MRT di Singapore.

Ingatlah untuk selalu memperhatikan informasi yang ditampilkan di stasiun dan mengikuti petunjuk yang ada untuk perjalanan yang aman dan nyaman.

Jenis-jenis Tiket MRT di Singapura

Jika Kamu berencana menggunakan MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) di Singapura untuk berpergian, ada tiga jenis tiket yang dapat Kamu beli.

Berikut adalah penjelasan mengenai ketiga jenis tiket MRT yang tersedia:

Kartu Kertas Standard Ticket

Tiket ini merupakan tiket sementara dan hanya dapat digunakan untuk naik MRT sebanyak 6 kali. Cara kerjanya sebagai berikut:

• Saat pertama kali naik MRT, Kamu harus membayar tarif MRT sesuai dengan jarak perjalanan yang Kamu tempuh, ditambah dengan deposit sebesar 10 sen.
• Saat naik MRT untuk kedua kalinya, Kamu akan membayar tarif sesuai dengan jarak perjalanan tanpa perlu membayar deposit lagi.
• Proses ini berlanjut hingga perjalanan yang ke-3, di mana deposit 10 sen akan dikembalikan kepada Anda. Misalnya, jika tarif MRT adalah 1 dolar, Kamu hanya perlu membayar 90 sen untuk perjalanan berikutnya.
• Proses pembayaran tarif MRT berlangsung hingga perjalanan ke-6, di mana Kamu akan mendapatkan diskon 10 sen.

Kartu MRT Singapore Tourist Pass

Kartu ini memberikan akses tidak terbatas (unlimited) untuk naik MRT dalam periode waktu tertentu, terhitung per hari, dengan batas maksimum 3 hari.

Misalnya, jika Kamu membeli tiket MRT Singapore Tourist Pass untuk 3 hari, Kamu dapat menggunakan MRT sebanyak yang Kamu mau selama 3 hari berturut-turut.

Kartu MRT Ez-link

Kartu ini mirip dengan kartu tol elektronik (Etoll card) dan memiliki fitur top-up (isi ulang) yang memungkinkan Kamu membayar tarif MRT sesuai dengan jarak perjalanan yang Kamu tempuh.

Kartu MRT Ez-link memiliki masa berlaku selama 5 tahun, sehingga Kamu dapat menggunakannya berulang kali selama periode tersebut.

Itulah penjelasan mengenai jenis-jenis tiket MRT di Singapura. Kamu dapat memilih tiket yang paling sesuai dengan kebutuhan perjalanan Anda.

Dengan menggunakan MRT, Kamu dapat dengan mudah dan nyaman menjelajahi berbagai destinasi menarik di kota Singapura. Selamat menikmati perjalanan Anda!

7 Langkah Cara Membeli Tiket MRT di Singapura di Mesin Dengan Mudah

Jika Kamu berencana menggunakan MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) di Singapura untuk berkeliling kota dengan mudah dan efisien, Kamu dapat membeli tiket langsung dari mesin General Ticket Machine di stasiun MRT.

Berikut adalah panduan langkah demi langkah untuk membeli tiket MRT di mesin tersebut:

• Pilih Stasiun Tujuan: Saat tiba di stasiun MRT, cari mesin General Ticket Machine yang memiliki layar sentuh (touch screen). Pada layar, Kamu akan melihat berbagai opsi dan pilihan bahasa. Sentuh layar untuk memulai proses pembelian tiket.
• Pilih Tujuan Perjalanan: Pada layar, akan ada peta jalur MRT dengan berbagai stasiun yang tersedia. Pilih stasiun tujuan Kamu dengan mengetuknya pada layar. Pastikan Kamu memilih stasiun yang benar agar tiket yang dikeluarkan sesuai dengan perjalanan yang Kamu inginkan.
• Pilih Jumlah Tiket: Setelah memilih stasiun tujuan, Kamu akan diminta untuk memilih jumlah tiket yang ingin Kamu beli. Kamu dapat memilih antara tiket pergi pulang (PP) atau tiket sekali jalan (single trip). Sentuh pilihan yang sesuai pada layar.
• Konfirmasi Total Biaya: Setelah memilih jumlah tiket, mesin akan menampilkan total biaya yang harus Kamu bayar. Pastikan untuk memeriksa jumlah dan harga tiket dengan seksama. Jika semuanya sudah sesuai, lanjutkan ke langkah berikutnya.
• Masukkan Uang: Setelah mengetahui total biaya, masukkan uang tunai ke dalam mesin sesuai dengan tagihan yang ditampilkan. Pastikan untuk menggunakan koin atau uang kertas dalam denominasi yang benar agar proses pembelian berjalan lancar.
• Proses Pembelian: Setelah uang dimasukkan, mesin akan memproses pembayaran dan mencetak tiket seperti kertas karton. Pastikan untuk mengambil tiket Kamu dari mesin.
• Ambil Kembalian (jika ada): Jika Kamu memberikan uang lebih dari total biaya, mesin akan mengeluarkan kembalian. Pastikan untuk mengambil kembalian Kamu sebelum meninggalkan mesin.

Itulah cara mudah membeli tiket MRT di Singapura menggunakan mesin General Ticket Machine di stasiun MRT.

Dengan tiket tersebut, Kamu dapat menikmati perjalanan yang nyaman dan lancar dengan MRT untuk menjelajahi berbagai destinasi menarik di kota Singapura.

Selamat menikmati perjalanan!

[ Baca Juga: Panduan Lengkap Transportasi Umum Di Singapura Terlengkap! ]

Berapa Harga Tiket Atau Tarif Naik MRT di Singapura Terbaru 2024?

Harga tiket tarif MRT di Singapura bervariasi tergantung pada jarak perjalanan yang Kamu tempuh.

Secara umum, tarif tiket MRT berkisar antara 1 hingga 2 dolar Singapura (SGD) untuk satu kali perjalanan.

MRT atau bis merupakan sarana transportasi yang paling terjangkau di Singapura, sehingga banyak orang tidak begitu memperhatikan rincian besaran tarifnya.

Berikut beberapa contoh tarif MRT untuk perjalanan dari beberapa lokasi populer di Singapura:

• Dari Changi Airport ke Orchard sekitar 1,75 SGD
• Dari Changi Airport ke Little India sekitar 1,65 SGD
• Dari Changi Airport ke Lavender sekitar 1,57 SGD
• Dari Changi Airport ke Chinatown sekitar 1,78 SGD
• Dari Changi Airport ke Bugis sekitar 1,61 SGD

Untuk perjalanan dalam kota biasanya berkisar antara 0,77 hingga 1 SGD.

Ingatlah bahwa tarif MRT dapat berubah dari waktu ke waktu atau tergantung pada kebijakan pemerintah setempat.

Pastikan untuk selalu memeriksa harga tiket terbaru sebelum Kamu melakukan perjalanan dengan MRT di Singapura.

Meskipun tarif MRT relatif terjangkau, fasilitas dan kenyamanan yang ditawarkan sangatlah baik.

MRT merupakan pilihan yang efisien dan nyaman untuk berkeliling di Singapura, dan akan membawa Kamu ke berbagai destinasi menarik di kota ini.

[ Baca Juga: Explore Singapore: Panduan Trip Jalan Jalan Ke Singapura ]

Tentang Kereta Mass Rapid Transit Di Singapura

MRT merupakan singkatan dari Mass Rapid Transit yang merupakan sistem kereta bawah tanah yang telah dikembangkan sejak tahun 1987.

Sistem MRT Singapura terdiri dari beberapa garis yang menghubungkan berbagai wilayah di Singapura.

Dengan total panjang jalur sekitar 170-an km, MRT Singapura menjadi salah satu sistem transportasi massal terbesar di Asia Tenggara.

MRT Singapura dikelola oleh perusahaan publik bernama Land Transport Authority (LTA) yang terus melakukan pengembangan dan pembenahan untuk meningkatkan kualitas pelayanan dan kenyamanan pengguna.

Selain itu, MRT Singapura juga memiliki beberapa fitur unggulan seperti tiket elektronik yang dapat dibeli melalui aplikasi di smartphone, sistem informasi perjalanan yang lengkap, serta fasilitas akses khusus untuk pengguna roda kursi dan bayi.

Dengan semua fasilitas dan pelayanan yang ditawarkan, MRT Singapura menjadi pilihan utama bagi warga Singapura dan turis untuk melakukan perjalanan di kota ini.

Dan dengan terus melakukan pengembangan, MRT Singapura akan terus menjadi salah satu sistem transportasi massal terbaik di dunia.

[ Baca Juga: Jelajahi Chinatown Di Singapore, Temui Keunikan Wisata Singapura ]

Tips Untuk Kamu

MRT Singapura adalah salah satu moda transportasi yang populer di Singapura.

Dengan jaringan yang luas dan terhubung ke seluruh wilayah kota, MRT menjadi pilihan yang tepat bagi wisatawan yang ingin menjelajahi Singapura dengan cepat dan mudah.

Berikut adalah beberapa tips yang bisa membantu kamu naik MRT di Singapura dengan lebih nyaman dan efisien:

• Beli tiket sebelum naik ke kereta. kamu bisa membeli tiket di stasiun MRT dengan menggunakan uang tunai atau kartu kredit. Jika kamu sering menggunakan MRT, kamu bisa membeli kartu EZ-Link yang bisa digunakan untuk membeli tiket secara elektronik dan menghemat waktu.
• Jangan lupa memasukkan tiket kamu ke mesin pencatat sebelum masuk ke dalam kereta. Mesin pencatat akan membuktikan bahwa kamu memiliki tiket yang sah dan mengurangi resiko terkena denda jika tertangkap oleh petugas.
• Perhatikan peta jaringan MRT sebelum memilih rute. kamu bisa menemukan peta jaringan MRT Singapore di stasiun-stasiun atau melalui aplikasi mobile MRT. Dengan mengetahui jalur yang tepat, kamu bisa sampai ke tujuan dengan cepat dan mudah.
• Pastikan kamu berada di platform yang benar sebelum kereta datang. kamu bisa menemukan informasi tentang jalur kereta yang akan datang di display yang ada di setiap platform. Jangan sampai salah naik kereta dan harus kembali ke stasiun awal.
• Jaga jarak dengan orang lain saat naik kereta. MRT di Singapura biasanya penuh sesak pada jam-jam sibuk, jadi pastikan kamu tidak mengganggu orang lain saat naik kereta. Jika kamu membawa barang berukuran besar, cobalah untuk menempatkannya di bagian atas atau di sebelah kamu agar tidak mengganggu orang lain.

Nah, diatas adalah syarat hingga cara naik MRT di Singapura juga peta MRT Singapore terbaru 2024 untuk kamu yang memerlukannya.

Semoga bisa berguna untuk kamu yang lagi liburan ke Singapore ya.

FAQ Seputar MRT Singapore: Semua yang Perlu Kamu Tahu dan Sering Ditanyakan Di 2024!

Temukan jawaban atas semua pertanyaan Anda tentang MRT Singapore melalui FAQ kami yang komprehensif.

Dari tiket, rute, hingga tips praktis, kami telah mencakup semua hal yang perlu Kamu ketahui untuk perjalanan yang lancar.

Syarat naik MRT di Singapura bisa bayar pakai apa?

Kamu bisa membayar tiket MRT dengan berbagai cara. Jika sudah memiliki kartu EZ-Link atau NETS FlashPay dengan saldo mencukupi, langsung masuk ke gate saja. Jika belum punya, beli kartu ini di loket stasiun. Selain itu, kamu bisa gunakan kartu kredit atau debit Mastercard dan Visa yang memiliki fitur contactless, atau gunakan mobile wallet seperti Apple Pay, Google Pay, atau Samsung Pay. Sekarang, tiket sekali jalan sudah tidak dipakai di MRT Singapura.

EZ-Link Singapore itu apa?

EZ-Link adalah kartu prabayar berbasis e-money yang digunakan untuk transportasi umum di Singapura. Kartu ini dikeluarkan oleh pemerintah Singapura dan sangat praktis digunakan.

Berapa harga kartu EZ-Link Singapore?

Harga tiket untuk EZ-Link Card Singapore mulai dari Rp 112 ribuan.

Beli kartu EZ-Link untuk naik MRT di Singapore dimana saja?

EZ-Link card dapat dibeli di semua stasiun MRT dan terminal bus di Singapura.

EZ-Link bisa dipakai dimana?

Kartu EZ-Link dapat digunakan di bus , kereta, dan beberapa taksi di Singapura.

Berapa lama masa berlaku EZ-Link?

EZ-Link memiliki masa berlaku sampai 5 tahun. Jadi, jika dalam kurun waktu lima tahun tersebut kita masih sering bolak-balik ke Singapura, lebih baik menyimpan kartu untuk di-topup dan digunakan kembali.

Bagaimana cara top up EZ-Link?

Untuk pengisian ulang EZ-Link, kunjungi mesin tiket di stasiun MRT, ATM, atau toko 7-Eleven. Jika mengisi ulang di mesin tiket MRT, letakkan EZ-Link di tempat khusus, lalu pilih “Add Value”.

Apakah kartu EZ-Link bisa di refund?

Kartu turis atau EZ-Link dapat dibeli di stasiun dan diisi ulang saldo agar bisa digunakan di fasilitas transportasi. Sisa saldo kartu bisa diuangkan kembali.

Singapore Tourist Pass untuk apa?

Singapore Tourist Pass (STP) adalah kartu EZ-Link khusus yang memudahkan pengunjung menggunakan busway Singapura, kereta MRT, dan kereta LRT selama masa berlakunya tanpa batas. Informasi selengkapnya bisa Kamu temukan di website resmi mereka disini .

Dimana beli STP Singapore?

Singapore Tourist Pass hanya bisa dibeli di tiket office beberapa stasiun MRT, seperti Ang Mo Kio Station dan Bayfront.

Cara Naik MRT dari Changi Singapore di terminal berapa?

Stasiun MRT di Changi Airport terletak di antara Terminal 2 dan Terminal 3. Kamu bisa turun ke lantai paling dasar dari kedua terminal tersebut untuk menuju stasiun MRT.

MRT Singapore paling malam jam berapa?

MRT Singapura beroperasi dari pukul 05:30 pagi hingga tengah malam setiap hari. Jam operasional dapat berubah saat hari raya.

Apakah Flazz bisa untuk MRT Singapore?

Kartu Flazz BCA tidak bisa digunakan untuk MRT Singapore.

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